Today has more than this hour
And the months they have more than tonight
The before and the after
The clapping, the laughter
One hell full of silence and time
Here they were ringing the bells
And I thought you could keep me from hell
And all that I own from my flesh to my song
Was yours, and yours all alone
Hate me, get out of my sight
Push me away bring up the fight
Don't let me stare, oh don't let me here
Mixing the wrong and the right
Here you are, still in my bed
And I just can't stop turning my head
And pretend that it's real and it's you that I feel
And nothing has ever been sad
So kiss me and kiss me again
Loose it completely I can't be your friend
Then we will know if???
That we made up to get rid of ourselves, choir
Let's pretend today had only this hour
And the months they had only tonight
No before and no after
The clapping, the laughter
Hell sinking way out of sight
No before and no after
The clapping, the laughter
Helsinki, running for life
Sophie Hunger, born Émilie Jeanne-Sophie Welti, is a Swiss singer-songwriter born in 1980. Her music blends elements of folk, pop and blues, creating an intimate and evocative sound. After studying singing and piano, she began her musical career in the 2000s, releasing successful albums such as "The Red Thread" (2007) and "Songs from the Woods" (2010). Her songs are characterized by poetic lyrics and catchy melodies, often focusing on themes of love, loss and personal growth. Sophie Hunger has collaborated with artists like David Byrne and The Cinematic Orchestra, solidifying her position as one of the most original voices in contemporary Swiss music. Some of her most representative tracks include "The Red Thread", "I'm Not Afraid" and "My Love Is a Bird".
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